SATO HT200e - Manual (Page 8)

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
IV SATO HT200e
How to Handle Lithium Battery:
- Do not :
- NEVER HEAT or DISPOSE OF in a fire, considered for the same reason
above.
- NEVER DISASSEMBLE or DEFORM with additional pressure as it
may cause gas generation, causing harmful inhalation of gas for your
nose or throat. In addition, deformation may cause taint damage
because of liquid leakage or cause a fire due to heat generation, explo-
sion, or ignition.
- NEVER SOLDER a cell. It may cause taint damage because of liquid
leakage or cause a fire due to heat generation, explosion, or ignition.
- DO NOT REFILL a battery. If a combination of old and new cells is used
or different types of batteries are mixed, it may cause a fire due to heat
generation, explosion, or ignition.
- POLARITY (+ and -) must be facing in the correct direction.
Incorrect replacing the battery may damage the cell.
- STORE FIRMLY the cell in the best place to keep children away for a
chance to reach it. Should your child swallow it, consult a doctor nearby
for appropriate treatment.
Installation for PC Card Battery/Replacement:
Let us exemplify PC card made of and recommended by SATO in here. Please read the
operator’s manual as well. Note that when the card other-than-recommended is used, data
stored inside of the printer may cause disappearance.
1) Turn left 2 to 3 times the screw of battery-cell holder by its driver. Pull the holder toward you.
Note that the battery holder is so designed that it can not completely be pulled out.
2) Set the cell with the plus mark upward. Caution: Touching the battery with your naked
finger may cause improper connection.
3) Push the holder back and tighten the screw with its driver.
Reinforcement: a) Replace the battery periodically.
b) Initialize or card clearance when new PC card is to be used.
c) Our recommended PC card features a back-up function only temporarily
when removing the battery, the function of which is to retain data.
Danger
Stack battery cells together a it may cause fire hazard .